Borders -- Continued

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Mary Meigs Atwater's continuation of her article on weaving pattern borders on all four sides of a plain center, from The Weaver. She describes methods for four-harness looms, including weaving in three strips that are sewn together and carrying a pattern shuttle across only the border section, and gives drafts for a summer and winter 'Pine-Tree' design and a double-weave 'Whirling Spindle' pattern. A separate Shuttle-Craft recipe covers a lunch cloth and mats in lace weave, followed by spot-weave borders and a Finnweave Scandinavian-type border.

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Article
Date
c. 1935
Language
English
Pages
5
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